Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-16
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Overcome with Gratitude He Gives his
Testimonial to the sknI of His Bene-
factor, DR.. j. s. Curtis.

Overcome with Gratitude he Gives bis
Testimonial to the SKILL of His Bene-
factor, DR.. j. s. Curtis.
Mr.. Willis Perryman, whose portrait
is published ahove,is young farmer liy
ing in Winons, Tex, who for some three
years past has been under the treatment
of DR.. j. S. Curtis, the distinguish spe-
cialist. OF the results of that treatment,
Mr.. Perryman's own statements as they
fell from his lips IN the presence of re-
porter for the Tyler "Tri-Weekly Tri-
bune," are a sufficient commentary. He
says am farmer, twenty five years old.
l YVES born and now live in Winona, Smith
county, Tex. r was afflicted with granu-
listed sore eyes over three years to such
an extent that I wGs forced to spend all l
could earn for treatment. l employed
three different doctors, but found no re
lief. My eyes got so bad that was like
blind man, and was obliged to quit
work entirely. I suffered SO much that I
became nearly crazy and thought might
better be dead. In this condition lost
all hope. l heard of Dr.. Curtis adver-
tisements and heard the accounts of his
wonderful cures read tome, and resolved
to consult him. In this twas opposed
by my brother, who said he aid
not believe in paSoniziRg advertis-
ing quaeks. He urged me to
continue the. treatment Of the family ply
stefan, whom he considered reliable. I
went to Dallas, however, OF the 18Th OF
January and Consulted DIR. Curtis. He
told me that for q, certain sum in cash he
would cure me, but that it would take
time, and that / mustfollow his directions
implicitly, Il remained in Dallas under
his personal treatment six days. The
Improvement in myseyes was wonderful
from the@Eery first application of his
remedies. At the end Of the six days l
went home with my eyes in better condi-
ton than at any time for tn ee years. l
went to work at once, feeling a new
hope and believing that the future had
something besides darkness Tor me. Now,
at the end of six 1 frd my eyes
as bright as ever l can see as we'll as l
ever could. 1 work all the tine and feel
like made-over man. Ny orother, who
opposed my consultations q DR.. Curtis,
is satisfied, and thinks With me that
every one ought to be grlteful to DR..
Curtis because he does advertise and
make his wonderful skill Known. While
l was in Dallas under rs treatment
found his rooms crowded with patients.
1 met as many as fifty of his patients in
single day, and never heard a word OF
complaint in regard to his t:eatment. All
united in praise OF his kindness and won
derfuI skill. His rooms seemed to be
fountain of hope, where the afflicted
drank of g new life, free from suffering
and pain. His prices are very reas-
enable, and 1 would not begrudge
ten times the amount paid
him for the relief I have obtained.
I cannot say enough to express my graft
tude at being restored to sight, health
Fand happiness.
Mr.. Perryman spoke with emotion and
with evident sincerity. His cure is
another eloquent testimonial to the skill
of an eminent, conscientious and expert
physician, and realization OF the adage
THAT facts speak louder than words.
DR.. Curtis will remain at Tyler until
March 20, when. he will leave Tor Waco.
Watch bis date.